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Eliminate Spaghetti Code Using PHP Rules

HP Rules is a rule engine that lets you separate conditional logical statement from your source code and from the database, placing the conditional logic in reusable files, where you

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Discover Long-Running Queries

Let SQL Server tell you which queries take the longest to run. The following query returns the five longest-running queries. You can change the TOP 5 to whatever number best

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An OCX-less Progress Bar

If you need a progress bar in your VB6 application, but don’t want to add the reference to Microsoft Windows Common Controls, here’s a simple way to create a progress

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Using the Guard Mechanism in Multi-Threaded Applications

Using the guard mechanism in multi-threaded applications instead of explicit Lock and Unlock instructions can save you from a number of undesirable synchronization problems. Developers writing multi-threaded applications often fall

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Applying Remote Technical Consulting to Your Business

rowing product companies constantly face the challenge of scaling their consulting practices. Besides organic growth, that depends on several macro and micro economic factors, these companies look for partners to

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Working with Modeled Objects in Merb

he new Merb MVC framework offers developers exceptional scalability, agility, flexibility, and performance, particularly developers who have been working with Ruby and Rails. In The Merb Way, author Foy Savas

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WPF Wonders: 3D Drawing

hen many developers think of WPF (if they think of it at all), they think of user interfaces and controls, such as panels that fly on and off the screen,

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A Handy Way to Use Notepad for Logging

Notepad has a little-known feature that lets you use it to keep a personal timestamped log of records easily. To try it, create a new text document by right clicking

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Method to Release COM Object References

This method releases COM object references, such as references to an Excel application or Workbook object, etc. Pass the object you want to release to the method. private void NAR(object

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Building Declarative WCF Services in .NET 4.0

lmost any application requires some sort of workflow, where the application performs one or more actions through processes made up of multiple activities. Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) lets developers create

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The Rise and Fall of C++0x Concepts

hat were you doing during the morning hours (EST) of July 13th 2009? On that auspicious day, in a dramatic vote, the C++ standards committee decided to remove concepts from

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New Features in Java EE 6

ava Platform, Enterprise Edition version 6 (Java EE 6) is quite different from earlier versions. During its 10 years of development (2009 is J2EE/Java EE’s 10th anniversary), the platform has

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Use Cases Dictate How You Adopt the Semantic Web

he most widespread?and likely most reported on?Semantic Web technology is a W3C recommendation called RDF (Resource Description Framework). An XML-based language for representing data in knowledge bases, RDF is used

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Converting Between List and String Types

These handy functions let you easily convert from a generic string List to a delimited string, or from a delimited string to a string List: /// /// Converts List to

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Evaluating an Object’s PropertyPath

PropertyPaths are a very useful binding concept, and can be useful in other instances as well. However, .NET 3.5 does not support evaluating PropertyPaths against objects directly without using binding.